Sentence examples for sharpest among from inspiring English sources

Added to which the general alienation from Westminster is sharpest among the young.

Mr Correa represents a popular yearning, sharpest among the middle class, to smash a cabal that controls both the economy and politics.

The increase in cohabitation has been sharpest among those who have felt the prod of welfare change, the institute, a research organization based in Washington, said.

The decline was sharpest among 40- to 59-year-olds, said Cynthia L. Ogden, a C.D.C. researcher who oversaw the research, which comprised two studies, one on caloric intake for children and the other on fast-food consumption among adults.

It finds that the proportion of all women who reach that age without ever having a child has fallen, but the decline is sharpest among the best-educated women.

The turn against free trade was sharpest among the affluent and cut across boundaries of class, region, and political affiliation.

That divide is almost as sharp among Labour voters - 13% against 65%.

The increase was particularly sharp among adolescents, especially girls, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which released the figures yesterday.

The increase was particularly sharp among blacks, whose unemployment rate jumped more than a percentage point, to 10.7percentthethighestest level in nearly five years.

Until then, two main formats competed for consumers' high-definition DVD dollars — Blu-ray (backed by Sony, Samsung and Sharp, among others) and HD DVD, from Toshiba.

But back to the Brits and, as the sharper among you will have realised, to this year, when the once-a-decade alarm clock is primed to ring again.